A number raised to the third power. What is this called???
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Answer:
Cubed
Step-by-step explanation:
You can think of it as the volume of a cube where the volume is x to the third power (, let x = side of the cube) to help you remember. This also goes the same for x to the second power (squared) where it can represent the area of a square which is x².
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the graph of 13y + kx = 4 and the line containing the points (5, -8) and (2, 4) are parallel.
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so slope = -4
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Subtract kx on both sides
13 y = -kx + 4
Divide both sides by 13
Now slope = -k/13
We know slope of parallel lines are same
So the slope of 13y + kx = 4 is also -4
Hence we equation the slope and find out k
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the value of k = 52